Zantedeschia Species, Golden Calla Lily, Yellow Arum

Yes, this calla grows in San Diego. But you cannot let it dry out, and it is very sensitive to cold. I loved mine, but it died :(

I have some calla lilies in my rose bed that have overwintered in the soil with no protection other than the mulch that I use around the ...Read Moreroses. I believe they are a variant of Z. elliottiana. Last winter the thermometer on my porch within 10 feet of the plants hit minus 11.4 degrees F. My backyard thermometer which is exposed to the sky recorded minus 17.6 degrees F. I planted these calla lilies in 2006, so they have now survived three winters. The bed they are in is on the south side of the house and raised.

I bought this plant from our regional tech school plant department.
I potted it and it has bloomed very nicely. I even took it wit...Read Moreh me to our place in northern Michigan and it did very well there too.
How do I separate it for additional plants?
nanabest1

This is the only Zant. variety that bloomed (or grew at all) in the deep shade of my tree. It is still much better in sun. A very clear...Read More yellow with good shape. A strong grower; feed regularly.